The Sudanese woman
Hamad Mohammed Kheir (Contributor), Griselda El Tayib (Contributor), Balqīs Yūsuf Badrī (Contributor), Sāmiyah al-Hādī Naqar (Contributor), Mahasin Khider el Sayed (Contributor), Ḥātim Bā Bakr ʻAbd al-Qādir Hillāwī (Contributor), Asia Mahjoub Ahmed (Contributor), Susan M. Kenyon (Editor, Writer of introduction), Jāmiʻat al-Kharṭūm. Kullīyat al-Dirāsāt al-ʻUlyā (Publisher)
"If we wonder why it is necessary to consider women as a distinct social phenomenon, we have only to look at most of the existing literature on the Sudan, be it economics, sociology, history or anthropology. Though not tacitly acknowledging a sexual bias, they are basically accounts of Sudanese male society, past and present. What we are hoping to do in this volume is to describe women's lives, activities and values, as far as possible from a woman's point of view, to counter-balance earlier biases. Then it is possible that we may reach a fuller understanding of Sudanese society as a whole."--Page 4 of cover; from the introduction
Print Book, English, 1987
Graduate College, University of Khartoum, [Khartoum, Sudan], 1987